Okay this is an interesting one. A classic case that shows that SC questions can be tackled from multiplesides.
I see this one in old and has many experts views but adding my approach on this below![Image]()
The officials announced something and a prediction was made 2 months ago. So from a tenseperspective , we have a clear sense of the timeline/ sequence. Second observation is the use of 'it' which in all fairness seems confusing (is 'it' the gap or the projected deficit / prediction). Lets try to look for options w/o the pronounusage.
I see this one in old and has many experts views but adding my approach on this below
The officials announced something and a prediction was made 2 months ago. So from a tenseperspective , we have a clear sense of the timeline/ sequence. Second observation is the use of 'it' which in all fairness seems confusing (is 'it' the gap or the projected deficit / prediction). Lets try to look for options w/o the pronounusage.
generis wrote:
Even with the proposed budget cuts and new taxes and fees, the city's projected deficit for the next budget year is getting worse: administration officials announced that they believe the gap will be $3.7 billion, a billion dollars over what it waspredicted just two months ago.
A)over what
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A)over what
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Statistics : Posted by Tukkebaaz • on 20 Apr 2020, 22:33 • Replies 76 • Views 64689
